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Close up of Zebra Head.
Piecemaker Mosaic Challenge Entry
Wild World of Animals
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The secondy pyramid entry ticket - the pyramid of Cheops. It's hot inside - literally 30 degrees hotter than anywhere outside. You go down a passageway that is about shoulder high , extremely steep and just pray that you can avoid bumping your head. Coming out, you're covered in sweat, mountain climbing and hoping that those coming down are watching where they're going.
Would I do it all again? You bet!
4/22/07 - Pyramids at Giza, Egypt.
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Official list entry
Heritage Category: Listed Building
Grade: II
List Entry Number: 1325415
Date first listed: 02-Feb-1984
List Entry Name: LUKESLAND
Statutory Address 1: Lukesland House, Ivybridge PL21 0JF
Location
Statutory Address: Lukesland House, Ivybridge PL21 0JF
County: Devon
District: South Hams (District Authority)
Parish: Harford
National Park: DARTMOOR
National Grid Reference: SX 64156 57966
Details
Large country house in landscaped garden. Built 1862 extended in circa 1880. Tudor style. Uncoursed pink granite with grey granite quoins and dressings. Steeply pitched slate roof with shaped gables. Asymmetrical. Two storeys and attic. West front 4 bays, left and right slightly advanced and with shaped gables with large finials. Right hand first floor oriel, left hand with stone porch with 4-centred arch. Central 2-storeyed splayed bay. All stone mullioned and transomed windows with 4-centred or ogee-headed lights. Set back to left (north) a 3-storey tower with embattled parapet and polygonal stair turret. Shaped gables to north and south sides. Built on 3 sides of a courtyard with service wings at the rear and a large traceried window at the back of the main building. Interior: moulded plaster vaulted ceiling in the hall. Probably also has other good interior features.
History of Lukesland
In the middle ages, tin streamers worked the valley that is now the site of Lukesland Gardens. They disturbed the entire course of the stream and left piles of stone and gravel along its sides. But this can only be seen now on the moor and fields above the garden.
There was a house in what is now the formal part of the garden, that is thought to have been Tudor. It was quite substantial (records refer to its seven bedrooms), but it disappeared from the records around the mid nineteenth century. Was it consumed in a dramatic fire?
The current house was built in 1862 in the distinctive Victorian Gothic style, by W. E. Matthews. He wanted a base for hunting on the moor, but did not live here for long. Around 1875 he sold it to James and Barbara MacAndrew, who came from the family of the Liverpool shipping line of that name. They extended the house and built the Lodge at the entrance.
In 1930 the house passed to the Howell family. Over the last seventy-five years they have greatly improved the gardens, changing them from dark Victorian laurel groves to bright displays of flowering shrubs.
© Historic England 2023
SB in hall to right and left ceiling, 1/2. SB in family room just to left full. SBin room to far right ceiling 1/2. Hand blended to get rid of insane shadows and cat(s).
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Beginner's Daily Edit Challenge. These are the entries for the contest. These will be posted twithin the group for voting.
This was an entry in the 2011 ISV Photo Competition.
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Two high sb80s in the entry, sb80 upstairs, two sb80s farthest room, sb80 behind me
in the living room, OC, plus high windows CL, and center skylight.
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My entry for the fifth annual June/July Jamboree on Brikwars. Participants are supposed to create a scenic build.
One SB600, camera right, bounced off the wall. I had a real hard time with this one. Shadows and glare! Any suggestions would be appreciated. It was one of those days where things just didn't always click.
The living room is to the left. My office is straight ahead, and two more bedrooms upstairs. Downstairs, there's a big basement area and a 2 car garage.
Window 5: The Passion
Detail: 1. The Entry into Jerusalem. Man in a tree waving a handkerchief. Musicians on the city wall with the Palm Sunday hymn.
Fairford Church Windows
Text taken from 'St Mary's Church, Fairford, Gloucestershire'. 4th ed 2001. Revised by Geoff Hawkes and Kenneth Munn.
Since 1986 there has been a programme of restoration of the windows by the Barley Studio in York.
The twenty-eight windows have been used to express and teach by pictures the Christian faith for nearly 500 years. No other parish church in the land has retained a complete set of late medieval glass. The plan of these windows illustrated the Christian faith as in the pages of a picture book. Opposite to the twelve prophets, who foretold the faith, stand twelve apostles, each beneath a sentence of the Apostles' Creed, which expresses the faith. Four evangelists, who recorded the faith, are opposite four doctors of the Church, who expounded the faith. Above stand twelve martyrs, or confessors, who suffered for the faith; opposite are twelve enemies of the faith. Within the chancel screens is shown, in the Life of Christ, the foundation of our faith. In the bottom centre panel of the East window stands Our Lord being judged by Pilate. In the West Window is shown Christ judging the whole world.
my baby girl came to a session with me this week. I got some gorgeous images at the end of my session. I am so glad she came because we dont have the most flattering skies around here unless you are at the beach. Our skies have been overcast this whole summer. So this was perfect for me to capture this week's theme!